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Crown Castle Inc. and co-founder Ted Miller, who’s seeking to win director seats at its upcoming annual meeting, are exchanging fresh legal hostilities over the company’s move to add its new CEO to its board.

Roberta Karmel, the first woman to serve on the US Securities and Exchange Commission and a critic who said the agency too often tried to make policy through enforcement actions, has died. She was 86.

A US Supreme Court decision disallowing liability to shareholders for “pure omissions” of adverse business trends in an SEC filing is gaining traction, with Adidas AG citing it in a brief seeking dismissal just hours after it was issued.

Pure omissions, M&A tricks, Adam Neumann’s WeWork plans and ‘delve.’

Mylan N.V. investors failed to adequately support class claims of securities fraud tied to EpiPen rebates and allegedly collusive drug pricing practices, the Second Circuit affirmed Monday, just three weeks after hearing argument in the case.